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...valves will allow us to continue to pump heat into rooms that need it while preventing the over-heating of rooms that don't," Lyng said...
Robert E. Lyng, assistant for facilities, and others said that past problems with overheating in many rooms should be alleviated by new valves installed in most steam-heated dorms and houses...
...Before very long, we're actually going to have to dig big holes and bury this stuff," said Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Richard Lyng in Chicago, waving a piece of moldy cheese. "American taxpayers are spending almost $2 billion this year buying up dairy products nobody wants." Lyng was referring to the most blatant and expensive byproduct of the nation's complex array of agricultural support programs: the 12.6 billion Ibs. of surplus milk produce that the Government has purchased (at a cost of $1.9 billion) to help stabilize dairy prices...
Because ranchers have been reducing their herds (down from 132 million cattle to 111 million in the past four years), beef production in 1979 will decrease from 24.3 billion lbs. to 23.1 billion. That means, as President Richard Lyng of the American Meat Institute warned last week, that the price of hamburger could go up by 40? to 50? per lb. and reach as much as $1.80 by early summer...
...tail on the donkey, played by politicians, supermarketeers, farmers and consumers. Yet one thing is clear: despite a recent leveling, supermarket prices will climb further during 1972. That message came out of the Price Commission's hearings on food costs last week. As Assistant Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng said: "Increases in retail food prices will, overall, be modest. There will, however, be sizable price swings in individual commodities...